Emotionally Focused Therapy: A Complete Treatment Part III (Video)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Deepen your understanding of Emotionally Focused Therapy by watching an entire, unedited 10-session course of therapy. For the first time ever, you'll see how EFT unfolds through the different steps and stages.
i could not deal with this therapist and her voice
I know. Irritating.
I love it, so calming!
Proxy voice when working with emotion
I'm writing a paper on EFT interventions and one is to heighten the emotional experience by using a gentle soft voice, but my impression of this voice is it sounds fake.
Nobody should deal with any of these scam artist
I get the interruptions seem rude, and I would have liked to have seen the man's expressions validated and heard a bit more, but it's likely this is a snapshot edit of an entire series of sessions we're not seeing. Poorly edited IMO. And who knows what information was given consent to release. Perhaps some deeper stuff wasn't given permission to release onto video.
I feel like the guy is not being allowed to talk. He keeps getting talked over, and the focus put back on the woman because she is showing more emotion. =(
Agreed. I almost said that as well.
+weavergrad yes it is emotional focused
+Felicia Petrone its a 2 minute clip...relax... lol
+Steven P This is a year old comment...relax, lol. ;)
So does the couple individually talk about their past perhaps family dilemmas how does the therapist know that Sandra the client was not taught how to love?
Of course.
Therapist no absolutely nothing except how to cash the check
Never ever waste your time and money on people who think they can help your relationship. Because only the couple can. No outsider can
The therapist interrupted the guy while he was talking.
so what?
NO WAY I'd do EFT.
I wonder if it would be more helpful for the therapist to invite the clients to investigate what they are feeling instead of stating what she thinks they may be feeling. Or when she states what she thinks they may be feeling it would be maybe more helpful if she asked a question instead of saying “you feel this.” It seems to me that her statements about what the client is feeling are not accurate.
Yeah, agree. It seems like the therapist is making a lot of assumptions about the client in this clip.
Usually watching these clips you don't realise how well the therapist knows the couple. They are likely to have done many sessions, including 1-1 sessions. In this clip, the therapist is just bringing back something they talked about before, connecting the dots, not inventing some fabrication. There's also an element of skill, intuition, which can seem unethical to less experienced therapists who are taught to remain silent, mirror back, various clumsy techniques.
Also, part of EFT is to disrupt the old entrenched stories, model new experiences, move away from the rut, which is what you're seeing here. The paraphrase here is accurate, it's just not where the client would automatically go, left to play out the typical patterns.